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41472	Various	Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, "Lightfoot, Joseph" to "Liquidation" Volume 16, Slice 6			.txt	text/plain	175193	9193	68	LIGHTHOUSE, a form of building erected to carry a light for the purpose throwing a fixed light of 8000 candle-power over a danger known as the to be obtained by the use of flashing lights than with fixed apparatus. to a much larger extent than either oil or gas light per unit of power type of English light-vessel, with power-driven compressed air siren, flashing light with incandescent oil-gas burner. illuminated by 100 candle-power Swan lamps with continuous current The other method of obtaining high light-power from incandescent gas In the case of direct-current arcs formed with solid carbons, Edlund In the use of arc lamps for street and public lighting, the question of carbons, whereas open-arc lamps are usually only able to work, 8, 16 A large number of towns have adopted electricity for street lighting. Among the Romans lighted candles and lamps formed part of electric-lighting plant and water-works.	./cache/41472.txt	./txt/41472.txt